Showing posts with label tulsa office space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulsa office space. Show all posts

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Business Owners Can Find Executive Office Space in Philtower

Downtown Tulsa's Philtower office building offers executive office space and commercial real estate property for lease in one of Tulsa's most historic buildings. The Philtower Building is in a great location, in the Central Business District, close to the new BOK Center and is the perfect home for a variety of businesses. Commercial space in the Philtower not only offers an elegant, professional atmosphere, but also has deluxe amenities. http://www.philtower.com/

Friday, March 27, 2009

Great Tulsa Office Spaces Downtown

The Philtower Building in downtown Tulsa provides high-class office space and commercial property to business owners looking to relocate or open a company in the center of Tulsa's business district. The Philtower gives businesses a sophisticated and professional place to work in. Downtown Tulsa's Philtower offers an array of deluxe amenities including: Free WiFi Internet to all tenants. Attached, covered parking with 24 hour, “hands-free” controlled access via the AVI (automatic vehicle identification) system. Pedestrian access to downtown. Less than five minutes to Brady Arts District, Cherry Street, Brookside, and Utica Square. Building connects to downtown tunnel system. Twenty-five residential loft apartments. Oversized windows with spectacular views of downtown Tulsa. Flexible office space available in many different sizes and configurations. Watch a video tour at http://youtube.com/watch?v=YUJwQZYkLSY.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Enjoy Lower Cost of Living in Mid-West - Chic Oklahoma Office Space in Historic Philtower

Want to move away from the hectic, stressful New York City life? Move your business to a less expensive, less hectic urban area that can help you survive this economic recession. Tulsa, Oklahoma, while a slower-paced city, still has the cultural charm and urban comforts of the a larger city. The cost of living, though, is much cheaper, and Tulsa is looking for great businesses and executives who will bring high-end enterprise to Tulsa.

Executive Tulsa office suites and commercial property are available for lease in the Philtower Building in downtown Tulsa. As a very cultural town, Tulsa has a style all its own, and downtown Tulsa, especially, is revamping itself for a new generation of commerce. With the new BOK Center in downtown Tulsa up and running, the downtown Central Business District is looking to entertain a lot more business. Business owners will find a very professional spot to locate in The Philtower Building. The Philtower's historical elegance bestows an air of stability to any business. The Philtower in Tulsa has an array of office spaces available, many of which offices are sub-dividable. The Philtower also houses luxury residential lofts. 918.584.0331

Monday, December 1, 2008

Panel Says U.S. in Recession Since 2007 -- AP Article

Well, it's official. We can now legally use the words "U.S." and "recession" in the same sentence.

Below is the article from the Associated Press that officially announced the recession that apparently started a year ago.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081201/ap_on_bi_ge/recession;_ylt=Ai.rukZ1z.NNMXOvrzeUt92yBhIF

Sunday, November 30, 2008

7 Tips: Running a Resilient Business During Downturns

The link below is to a blog that lists 7 tips to help a business during a downturning economy. Among the 7, number 4 was interesting, "Don't cut Marketing," as that may be the first thing businesses think of doing. However, as they noted, marketing will help your business be the one people continue to use. You want them to cut your competition first.

Visit http://blogs.openforum.com/2008/11/28/7-tips-running-a-resilient-business-during-downturns/

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Article Forcasts Relief for Oklahoma: "Economist: Oklahoma should weather national economic storm better than most states"

An OSU enconomist recently made a statement indicating that Oklahoma will not be as hurt economically as the rest of the nation. If he is correct, this is great news for the Tulsa business market.

The article from OKCBusiness.com can be read here at http://www.okcbusiness.com/industry_article.asp?cID=5&aID=66392722.2657582.597896.44911202.6712196.189&aID2=45983

Downtown Tulsa should see relatively low decrease in accord with the economist's statement as well as the many improvements that have been made to downtown, namely the BOK Center and soon-to-be Drillers' Stadium.

The Philtower has still been leasing office space and more office and commercial space is still available for rent.

Monday, November 10, 2008

Taking Business Risks in Recession May Be Profitable in Downtown Tulsa


One newscaster or analyst said the economy's recession was a self-fulfilling prophecy. The more the media advertised the banks' demise, the more people frantically withdrew their money from the banks, leaving banks even more vulnerable. It seems as though in other areas this principle could apply.

Although moving your business to a new location or even opening a new business may be very risky at the moment, it could keep your financial wheels moving while other businesses are scared and stationery.

Downtown Tulsa is in a period of dramatic rebirth. Those who take advantage of this small window of opportunity to join this revived Central Business District will undoubtedly experience an economic boost as more business filters in to downtown Tulsa.

The Boston Building and Philtower Building offices and commercial property are a prime example of the reinvigorated business spaces comprising the downtown area. These older buildings emanate a feeling of stability and professionalism with their historical elegance. In an era where image is everything, these office buildings portray the upscale living of a bygone time while being refurnished enough to have a modern urban style.